Sentence examples for gradual suppression from inspiring English sources

A second part of the strategy would press for the gradual suppression of coal use and the global trade in coal, with compensation outlays for the coal industry as a whole.

The gain factors overestimate the noise and permit gradual suppression of certain subbands as their speech contribution decreases.

The gradual suppression of the inflammatory reaction and the decay in orthodontic force most likely account for this decrease in levels of PGE2.

The gradual suppression of the boundary layer and the resulting stratification of the atmosphere, which followed the peak of convective conditions, may have increasingly enhanced radon trapping (Latha 2007).

Increasing the nitridation time simply allows nitrogen to diffuse into and oxygen out of the core which is reflected in the gradual suppression of the XRD peaks related to ZnO NWs which maintain their integrity.

The first two years of the Cultural Revolution witnessed a continued growth in tensions between the People's Liberation Army and the CRG, due to the PLA's gradual suppression of the CRG-backed rebel groups and Red Guards.

Cytokine concentrations may decrease after long-term hyperoxic exposure, and a fast upregulation of inflammatory action can be followed by a gradual impairment or suppression of the innate immune system [28], which may in turn make the lung more susceptible to injury and infection.

These gradual transitions from perceptual suppression to perceptual dominance have been labeled as traveling waves of perceptual dominance.

In view of these observations, the advantage of using the intermittent acquisition strategy described for Fig. 1 can be attributed to the suppression of the gradual resolution degradation that would have occurred under a prolonged illumination by the electron beam.

The gradual onset of the NO-mediated suppression of the channels suggests a mechanism operating through trafficking or gene/protein expression (Gonzalez-Forero et al., 2007).

The expansion of Alba into the wider Kingdom of Scotland was a gradual process combining external conquest and the suppression of occasional rebellions with the extension of seigniorial power through the placement of effective agents of the crown.